The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-21

Maple sBsss 10 20, ~ scarce ~ II hs
srp%csed
--As. L.sLrsy y 10 poor hs.iih II th'
rfeseai iaDs
n l. DSnriss's little boys are bsviss
The .toorisg oossh.
III. n. Williams 81 Beuriss,on visited
ks father here lssi veek
-oncn Brewster 10 s,ili ., vork ca the
Loiel puiiins In large viHdovs. etc
--Almns syt@ started Tor csliidspis
lssi week 10 lie stseo, Al least year.
--Johs sbsldos goa 10 Trey again this
week 70 b. treated for . iunor 90 bis neck
Oliver DAniofib commenced ~ot. 81
the Dorset cheese factory on the iIsb Of
April
Bert Jerks and ismily re0cvsd 10
Enilsnd recently. He j. to work 10 the
livery husioess
w. X Danion and family are keeping
house here Tor ieu weeks. after which
they will remove 10 their cottage 81 Lake
81 csthetine.
Mrs. Norman sykes 10 10 very feebls
health aai their cLilisss. Theodore,
Knight eth wife and 400 Of SwAnton.
Ohio, are here for visit.
Mrs Mary A. Livermore. one OF tho
beat speakers 10 tho country. viii deliver
! lecture under shs suspioss Of the W. @
T.. Z. at the Congregational church. Thus
lay evening. May 9th. Admission % cts
Mise Reynolds. living At 0rville
Nichols. with others vera tobogganing
,ome two weeks since and raj OF the
company we're slightly burt by landing
"a . stone vail Miss Reynolds had an
Inkle broken, She Is attended by DR.
,locum.
LAST DORSET.
The public examination for teachers
or Dorset will be At the school house 10
be village OF East Dorset April ~. com
aencing at . o'clock A.
+ NJ Tonnrr. Supt.
rAwLET
Mrs. Mary A. Lisermore, u speaker Of
s,iousl reputation. will give n lecture
pder the suspices Of tho W, z. 4. u. at
,wn hall. Wednesday, evening, May 4th.
II are inytel ~ attend No admission
10 will be asked. Al the close Of the lee
ire collection Will be taken. Doors
pen at o'clock; lecture to commence at
o'clock.
George X Davis OF the Bromley
Iouse is quite sick.
About one third the usual amount OF
agar has been made at this writing
Mrs John @ Walker Is slowly i'm
rowing ander the treatment OF Drs. Wood
I'd Ray,
Mrs +. d Wyman has beautiful
yerfev which has fifty two blossoms, I
"a Mrs. O p. Simonds has star petu-
a, purple iringed double, which meas !
les ten and one half inches in cireu infer t
ice T
SUNDERLAND q
- Farmers are making more maple sagsr a
au they expected TO 1T the start, aud u
Ill prove. III some cases, good crop. c
= Mrs Nellie L. Brigham, spiritualist, b
10 speak al the school house, at the Bor-
ugh, GU Wednesday evening. April ~. d
wEsr ARLINGTON. b
Mrs. Jane Derrick, who has been o
sitting at G. A. Derrick's, returned home
Monday.
Mise Emma Benedict will teach in N
strict No. 8 the coming term. and Miss g
ny Buck in district No. 6. Of
between twenty aud twenty five dol Il
g was raised at the chicken supper and n
ciable held at Mrs. Estons last week. OF
This is the season Of the year for sam :.
ing maple sugar. Some excellent sugar G
a syrup is made in this part Of the town. fr
The news OF the death OF Miss Fanny y
,Kee. . former resident at this place, ct m
! home in Lsncinburg. Mich. has been b
,eived. She Was . sister OF A. q. Nc. II,
70 OF this place and was in her Slst year OF
We are glad TO be able TO say that 10
. Hoyt, who has been very sick near
10 deaths door for week aud whose
ysicians gave little hope Of his living. is th
ne better aud hopes are entertained OF dc
recovery, pi
= Rev. Mr.. Walker, pastor OF the Meth :"
I church. preached bis farewell sermon -
! Sabbath. He goes 10 conference soon :"
| it il uncertain whether he will be sent -
X here. A majority OF has congrega- 10
ion would prefer his return. =
: Mrs Hannah Convey. lady some so r,
r. OF age, is very sick and 1t Is thought "
canuot possibly recover We do not =,
~ what her disease is called. but uu- !.
stand tunl blood is freely aud copious- :,
discharged from the hose aud her
ysicisus give little hope Of her recovery
is au old resident sod will be greatly On
.s.d in ti,r community 10
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IN MEMORIAM sol